Parenting a Highly Sensitive Teenager
Parenting a teenager is a whole new ball game. As so it is too parenting a highly sensitive teenager. The rules change. The journey from childhood to adulthood slowly begins….
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Help a Highly Sensitive Child Start School, One Little Step at a Time
Starting school is a huge step for every child. It’s an even bigger step for a highly sensitive child. A new school is a new environment to come to terms…
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How to Create a Highly Sensitive Kids Survival Kit
Making a survival kit for your highly sensitive child can make all the difference to how your child copes with challenges. Comfort, reassurance and safety. Three things that highly sensitive…
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How to Make Halloween Fun For a Highly Sensitive Child
Halloween is for many a highly sensitive child a source of stress. With planning and insight, you can help make Halloween fun for a highly sensitive child too. Here are…
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Make Happiness a Theme of Your Highly Sensitive Life
There’s a reason I named this blog Happy Sensitive Kids. The happy part is an important one. Understanding our sensitive children is one thing, giving them the tools to put…
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Being Highly Sensitive IS Normal
First things first: highly sensitive is normal. Ever told someone that your child is highly sensitive only to be met with a blank stare? Or worse still, to be given…
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Make a Happy List and Grow It!
This month is Happiness Happens month. It’s a great time to think about what makes you happy. It’s a great month to make a happy list to carry with you…
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9 Things That Makes a Highly Sensitive Person Happy
Happiness is a wonderful theme to focus on. Happiness. What does it mean? When are you happy? What makes a highly sensitive person (HSP) happy? Where you can find happiness…
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5 Ways to Help Your Child Think Positively
Highly sensitive children (HSC) often err towards the negative. An important part of parenting a highly sensitive child is to help your child think more positively. Why So Negative? Highly…
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5 Ways to Help a Child Turn Their Negative Self-Talk into a Helpful Friend
Negative self-talk is damaging. This kind of self-talk is a critical inner voice that just won’t quit. It is emotionally and mentally harmful. But we can teach our children to…
